How can I prevent wrapping in CSS?

If you've ever had a block of text on your website wrap awkwardly, you know how frustrating it can be. Fortunately, there are several ways to prevent wrapping in CSS.

• White-space: Setting the white-space property to 'nowrap' will prevent text from wrapping. You can apply this to a specific element or to the entire page using the universal selector (*).
• Overflow: Setting overflow to 'hidden' or 'scroll' will prevent wrapping by hiding or allowing horizontal scrolling. This can be useful for images or other elements that shouldn't wrap.
• Flexbox: Using the flexbox layout model can help prevent wrapping by allowing elements to expand or shrink as needed. This is particularly useful for responsive design.
• Word-wrap: Setting the word-wrap property to 'break-word' will allow long words to break onto the next line instead of wrapping. This can be helpful for long URLs or other strings of text.

Keep in mind that preventing wrapping can impact the overall design and layout of your website, so use these techniques judiciously and test them thoroughly on different devices and screen sizes.